Neville Rhoades

Fine. BUT. There appears to be a flaw in the story line. Tom Cruise character trades his services for nuclear devices. But why do the terrorists need him at all. They have all the resources and intel they require to free the Apostles leader themselves, and all Cruise is required to do is drive a van a few yards... which anyone could do. Why would the terrorists give up nuclear devices for that. Makes no sense. They don't need him at all. Still, not as hopelessly stupid as Fast + Furious franchise.

All that stuff they were unloading must have been full of diapers

A disappointment, which tells us nothing more than we already know. Talk about cashing in and exploiting something, no surprise filmmakers want some of the cake as well. At first it looks like it's going to be a remake of the excellent documentary on the 2008 financial crisis, Inside Job, but focused on the modern art world. Instead, it's quite awfully botched and third rate as an actual investigative documentary. There is no narrative at all, only full of the same conceited egocentric abominable personalities that have exploited and corrupted the modern perception of art and made it what it has become : nothing more than an elite investment commodity to be traded. Some advice : go and see real art for yourselves and ignore these overpaid loafers.